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Klesha Darroux led the scoring for Enfield Town, hitting a hat-trick as they beat
Queen's Park Rangers 4-1. Katie O'Leary netted Enfield's other goal, with Rangers
replying through Emilia Parsons.
Cambridge City hit the biggest score of the round on the day in their victory against
Buckland Athletic. Shannon Shaw scored an astonishing ten times and Zynia Delglyn
contributed a further four, whilst Amie Fullwood, Charlotte Gillies and Lauren Tomlinson
added one apiece.
Joining City in the League Cup will be neighbours Cambridge Utd, who defeated
Portishead Town 4-0. Ruth Fox netted two of the goals for the U's, along with further
strikes from Abigail Davies and Emma Jenkins.
Kent Football Utd meanwhile claimed a fine 2-1 win away to Division One South
West high fliers Chesham Utd. Amy Payani and Keira Madden were the markswomen for
Kent, who defended stoutly against the Clarets whose consolation came via a Kate Bowers
penalty.
Billericay Town were 5-0 winners away to Harlow Town, Freya Fuller netted
twice and she was joined on the scoresheet by Mia Lockett, Ellie Jeffkins and Lucy Jones.
Hashtag Utd also eased into the League Cup by scoring seven times without reply
past Stevenage Women. Malika Apindia Gille hit a hat-trick for the Tags and there was
one apiece from Amy-Leigh Abrehart, Courtney Clarke, Kelly Wealthall and Sasha Adamson.
Three first half goals took Southampton Women to a 3-1 victory over Larkhall
Athletic and into the Cup. Aimee Lawrence gave them a third minute lead and they added
further goals before the break through Sian Wylie and Emma-Jane May. Sky Hull pulled one
back for the Larks in the second half but it turned out to be a consolation.
Swindon Town meanwhile won 1-0 away to Poole Town, an own goal on the
stroke of half time separating the teams on the day.
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Middlesbrough won 5-0 at Bradford City and are the only team with maximum points
from their opening two matches in the Northern Division. Kerri Heslop, Emily Marsh, Abby
Robson, Hannah Robson and Phoenix Sykes all scored a goal apiece for 'Boro. Second placed
Huddersfield Town shared a 2-2 draw with Chorley, Sian Gibrill-Keating and Falone
Sumaili were on target for Town. Jasmine Elliott-Wood (2), Lucy Jamieson and Zoe Norton
accounted for the goals as Durham Women began their season by beating Stockport
County 4-2, likewise Hull City won 2-1 at Barnsley thanks to a brace from Jennifer
Randall. Leeds Utd meanwhile edged out Brighouse Town by the odd goal in eleven, Mia
Moorhouse and Katie Astle each netting twice along with Abbie Langstaff and Emily Sykes.
Wolverhampton Wanderers head the Midland Division table after an eleven
goal blast against Leicester City. Lauren Riley was on target four times and Shelbie
Cartwright contributed a further three, with Chloe Shirley, Harriett Wellings, Beth Grady
and Daisy Wickett completing the scoring. Nottingham Forest claimed a second straight
win when beating Solihull Moors 3-0 thanks to Jessica Abdy, Cameron Farthing and
Devonn Cousins. Sophie Taylor hit a hat-trick as Stoke City became the third team on six
points following their 10-1 success away to Bedworth Utd. Ava Suckley and Kerri Brown
each bagged braces and there was one each from Polly Barrow, Jodie Foxhall and Alicia
Hatton. Lincoln City meanwhile defeated Long Eaton Utd 8-1, Stacey Buxton finding the
net six times along with Lauren Cassin and Madison Green. Emily Brett (2), Frances Miller
(2), Asante Khamula and an own goal ensured that Loughborough Lightning won 6-0
against Sporting Khalsa and West Bromwich Albion were 3-1 winners at Doncaster
Rovers Belles with Amelia Davies, Hannah Gallimore and Olivia Stubbs all on the
scoresheet.
In the South East Division, Watford scored seven times without past Stevenage
Women, Ronnell Humes and Adenya Henry each netting twice along with Martha Eason,
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